Sponsored webinars

There are many opportunities in the NHS for people who want to make a difference but don’t necessarily want to have direct patient contact. Sometimes these roles are hidden behind the ‘hands on’ ones! We’ll cover some of the wide variety of roles that may suit a school/college leaver, graduate or someone who is moving from another sector. From IT roles to finance, housekeeping to procurement, admin to catering and much more.

The perception of roles in health, particularly by young people, can be a narrow one. Join the NHS Health Careers information lead for a whistle-stop tour of all things health careers. The session will provide an overview of roles, entry points, apprenticeship and graduate opportunities, job vacancies, useful resources and latest trends/changes.  

Interest in mental health roles is strong and it’s not just about the various psychological professions or being a mental health nurse. There are other roles which work in mental health settings – join us for an update on the latest roles in the psychological professions and to find out more about other pathways for people with an interest in mental health. 

Find out more about the huge array of apprenticeships now on offer in the NHS, from clinical to non-clinical apprenticeships and level 2 up to master’s level. Something for those who would rather be behind a computer screen or phone to those who want to provide hands-on care to patients, the range is diversifying all the time providing flexible, accessible and varied routes in and onwards in the NHS. 

There is a lot on offer for graduates joining the NHS. Whether someone is looking for a hands-on caring role or wants something more behind the scenes, we have everything from management to engineering, health informatics to healthcare science, medicine to finance. 

With a choice of graduate schemes such as the NHS Graduate Management Training Scheme and the master’s level Scientist Training Programme, postgrad accelerated courses in e.g. nursing, occupational therapy and others, direct entry roles, apprenticeships and grants too, there’s something for everyone.  Join the session to find out more about what’s on offer, helpful resources and applying for opportunities!

Careers advice can be pivotal in shaping aspirations and identifying a path to employment. But if you have not worked with many people who are blind or partially sighted before, you may be unsure how their experience might be affected, the opportunities and rights that support and protect individuals, and how different jobs can be adapted to enable that person to thrive in their future career.